The exploits of Kesho Naik, dacoit
By: by Sir Edmund C. Cox
Publisher: Constable & Co.
Published: 1912
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 301
Subjects: Dacoits; Fiction
Other titles: Mystery-Detective Collection (Barzun-Taylor).
Notes: Short stories.

Hubin, A.J.  Crime fiction, 1749-1980, p. 95.

Part of the Mystery-Detective Collection (Barzun-Taylor).
Table of contents: title: The folishness of Trench sahib; title: The capture of Kesho Naik and the audacity of his escape; title: The astounding robbery of the treasure in the train; title: The terrible dacoity at Bagiwadi; title: Kesho Naik presumes to attend the durbar of the War Lord-sahib; title: Kesho Naik plunders a treasury and kidnaps a magistrate; title: Trench sahib pursues Kesho Naik but is himself made prisoner; title: The adventures in the Cavern of Adversity; title: Kesho Naik's daring enterprise in the harbour of Bombay; title: Piracy on the High Seas; title: The miraculous escape of Krishna and the amazing capture of Kesho Naik; title: The trial of Kesho Naik in the high court and his escape from jail.